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Biochemistry explores molecular mechanisms behind biological activities, forming the foundation for all life science fields. Our graduate program offers students access to state-of-the-art research facilities, pursuing Master of Science and PhD degrees across diverse specializations. These include examining structure-function relationships in biomolecules like proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids, as well as complex systems such as cellular membranes and organelles.
Cellular signaling pathways control crucial biological functions including growth, development, and specialization. These pathways frequently involve sequential protein kinase activations that ultimately alter gene expression and cell behavior. Department researchers investigate various signaling aspects: cell cycle control, developmental signaling, immune response triggers, neural communication, metabolic regulation, platelet activation mechanisms, and structural biology of signaling components.